Feels like $FUTU and $TIGR are kinda screwed? The Chinese Gov is going after their historical revenues. There's basically no fair law in China (esp. with IP), so if Gov wants something done, courts will be rigged against them. So no chance of an appeal, unless they make a hidden deal. Also don't think the brokerages are able to pull a $GOOGL like their 20 decillion fine, given local operations So TLDR: Good lesson learned to avoid Chinese exposure from $BABA to $PDD as much as possible... And (as seen with $META + Manus + this case), even if something looks cheap. There's a reason why all the US equities have premiums, even if a little high.

🚨 bitcoin:native sentiment is split, but both sides agree on one thing: another dip may come first. Bears want proof before trusting any bounce, while bulls see the next dip as an accumulation window before a higher move. Here's what they said: 🟢 Bullish side @CryptoKaleo People are laughing at Saylor buying billions while BTC dips, but those buys may age very well. Short-term weakness aside, the bigger message is simple: be more bullish. @iLiquidatebots Bears are taking the emotional bait. Doubt, fear, and false relief are setting up the next squeeze. Views this correction as a long opportunity, not the end of the trend. @pcwler66 Still expects a bottom in H2 2026, followed by a new upcycle toward $100K-$150K by late 2026 or early 2027 if liquidity and rate cuts return. 🔴 Bearish side @CJ900X BTC may not have bottomed yet. Wants to see more lows swept or a proper sideways accumulation range before flipping bullish. Current bounce looks weak and low-conviction. @Trader_XO BTC is still trapped inside last month’s value area around $71-$79K. $79K remains heavy resistance with strong sell flow. Lose $76K, and the setup flips bearish toward the low $70k @wufantouzi BTC upside feels slow compared to AI and stocks, while stablecoins remain the only crypto narrative with real growth potential.